Happy Hiroshima, /jp/!

Shouldn't we be celebrating Fukushima instead?
As a day of great education.

>>15643751
The yatagarasu had already started to disappear from the outside world in the 1920s, when physicists discovered that the sun was powered by nuclear fusion rather than a three-legged crow.

By the morning of August 6, 1945, the Manhattan Project had long since seized the power of the atom, and the yatagarsu was far away in Gensokyo, along with the usual flood of sixty-year spirits. Truly misleading, the OP.

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Fun fact: Hiroshima had a catholic church.

>>15643751
Utsuho has two threads! Wew!

>>15643812
I'd celebrate Madoka getting delayed.

>>15643922
Nagasaki was also the most christian place in Japan

>>15645497
>>15643922
Both were full of Christians.
>Have tiny minority religion in your country
>nukes hit both
What bad luck. Oh and this is after hundreds of years of persecution in Japan.

>>15645627
i think it's quite a fortunate thing actually, christians should just gtfo out of japan (and the world) or shut up with their persecution complex

>>15643922
Huh, so the bombs weren't a total waste after all.
>inb4 le tipper meme

>>15643922
>Church survives nuke
God himself knew it had to be done.

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>>15646688
>muh league of the militant atheist

>>15643863
A truly scholar